Roman, a complex of rooms off the Roman street, interpreted as a building (CAT Building 24), recorded during the major excavations, 1971-4.

Site of a reported Roman building - a wall and mosaic pavement are said to have been found in Stanway Green, but this has not been confirmed.

Red pavement said to have been seen behind 2 houses just NW of the Nelsons Head Inn and partly in the NW corner of the inn yard.

Excavations by St Mary's Rectory in 1965 showed that the town wall had been free-standing and the ramparts had been added later (usually the reverse is true).

1928-29 excavation season; the dry summer revealed signs on the surface that led to investigation against the fence on the W side of the meadow.

Contractors trenches (0.7-1.0m deep) cut through the remains of a Roman building.

In 1938-9 excavations for the public library exposed 23ft of the southern boundary of the insula just E of the SW corner.

In January 1922 a pavement was found immediately inside the NE corner of Lion Walk when sinking a petrol tank.

Pavement under the boundary between the Baptist Chapel and Lion Walk Church.

Although alleged remains of Roman house under town wall E of bastion 5 is documented there was a house near.